Every match of the FIFA World Cup 2026 is available to watch in Morocco, but only one platform carries all 104 games live: beIN Sports.
Here’s how to watch from home, what it costs, and where to catch the action around the country.
Match Timings in Morocco
Morocco stays on GMT+1 for the entire tournament, which runs from 11 June to 19 July 2026.
Because every game is played in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, kick-offs land in your evening and overnight.
- All three Atlas Lions group games kick off at 11:00 PM Morocco time
- Remaining group fixtures: Scotland on 19 June, then Haiti on 24 June
- The final, on 19 July, kicks off at around 8:00 PM Morocco time
| Stage | Dates | Typical Morocco Kick-offs (GMT+1) |
|---|---|---|
| Group stage | 11–27 June | Evening to early hours; Morocco games at 11:00 PM |
| Round of 32 to quarter-finals | 28 June – 11 July | Evening and overnight slots |
| Semi-finals and final | 14–19 July | Final around 8:00 PM on 19 July |
For the full fixture list and every local kick-off time, see our Morocco match schedule guide.
How to Watch From Home
beIN Sports is the exclusive home of the World Cup across Morocco and the wider MENA region, carrying all 104 matches live.
Coverage runs across eight dedicated channels in Arabic, English, and French, with 4K HDR feeds.
You can follow every game one of three ways:
- beIN Sports satellite — dedicated World Cup channels on your existing box
- beIN CONNECT — streaming on a phone, tablet, or smart TV
- TOD — beIN’s standalone streaming service, the quickest and cheapest to set up if you don’t have a dish
If you only want the World Cup and not a full sports package, TOD is usually the best-value entry point, with a season pass that covers every match.
Check current pricing before the opener, as match-window promotions are common. For a plan-by-plan breakdown, read our guide to beIN Sports and TOD World Cup 2026 subscriptions.
What’s Free
Morocco’s national broadcaster SNRT airs the Atlas Lions’ own matches free-to-air, but only Morocco’s games.
To watch any other team, you need beIN or TOD. We cover every free and legal option in our guide to watching the World Cup free in Morocco.
Where to Watch in Morocco
For Morocco’s own games, almost any café will have the match on, and the atmosphere is unmatched when the Atlas Lions play.
For other fixtures, you’ll want a venue with a beIN subscription. Hotel sports lounges and bars in Casablanca, Rabat, and Marrakech show the full slate of games, including the late kick-offs that run past midnight.
If you’re traveling in for the tournament, compare hotels in Casablanca on Wego, and read our free-to-watch guide for the best café spots in each city.
Frequently Asked Questions
What channel shows every World Cup match in Morocco?
beIN Sports holds exclusive rights across Morocco and the MENA region, showing all 104 matches live with Arabic, English, and French commentary on its dedicated channels.
Can I watch without a satellite dish?
Yes. TOD and beIN CONNECT stream every match online on your phone, tablet, laptop, or smart TV, with no dish required.
Are any matches free to watch in Morocco?
Only Morocco’s own games, which SNRT airs free-to-air on Arryadia and Al Aoula. Every other match needs a paid beIN Sports or TOD subscription.
What time is the World Cup final in Morocco?
The final is on 19 July 2026 and kicks off at around 8:00 PM Morocco time, a comfortable evening slot.
Sources
- beIN Sports — FIFA World Cup 2026 Coverage
- beIN — Watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 Live
- FIFA — World Cup 2026 Match Schedule
- Goal.com — Morocco FIFA World Cup 2026 TV Schedule
- Barlaman Today — SNRT to Broadcast Morocco Matches
- Live Soccer TV — How to Watch the World Cup in Morocco
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